Is it really week 4 of Texture Tuesday 2.o?
How on earth?
Today a quick Lr to Ps light-magic tutorial.
And as always, an invite to link-up your textured photo too.
For today’s tutorial, I’m using the light overlays that are part of the [WRITE] meets light class. If you’re interested in jumping in, access is still open. This class is packed full of inspiration and creative lessons for making and sharing art (and light). Along with 5 days for writing inspo too. (for just $25)
Today’s Tutorial | Lr to Ps Light Magic
Click HERE to check out [WRITE] meets light.
And if you’d like to grab the free sharing light overlays, simply scroll below to join the list. ♡
Click HERE to watch my adding textures to Ps libraries tutorials too.
Today’s photos processed in Lightroom with moments from the Hygge collection then into Ps for a little light overlay magic.
How ’bout a little before & after slideover action. (swipe right to see the before/after Lr & PS Magic)
New to Texture Tuesday 2.o? Here’s how it works.
Post a textured photo on your blog, Instagram, Flickr or favourite photo-sharing site.
(and if you post on ain’t tag me @kimklassen along with #kimklassen_texturetuesday)
To add your link to the TT Party…
Click the (how I wish I could change the colour) blue button, pop in your link and voila.
That’s it. ♡
Be sure to follow a few links to share a little love too.
#connection #community #allinthistogether
OH and do say hello in the comments. I always love hearing from you.
with love & gratitude.
xx
Kim
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Dear Kim, Thank you for your inspiration!
I enjoyed the write meetslight class very much, and still catching up on creating.
You mentioned in one of your videos from the class that you searched Pinterest for motivation. In the still life you created what do you put in as a ‘search word or phrase’ to find creative ideas.
Thank you
Love the props you used … the small bottles are great !
This turned out so beautiful, Kim !
Sylvia
I screwed up again…tried to post my photo with one of my overlays that I was going to share…..ended up with gobbelty gook from Rogers.
I apologize for my dreadful technical skills.
Your pottery, bottles and dried stems are simply gorgeous Kim! The painted canvas backdrop is so perfect….I may need to make a new one this summer.